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José Santamaría Quiz
Test what you know about José Santamaría with 4 questions from Hajma: his nationality, his first head coaching job, his coaching moves, and his birth year. Reveal each answer, add up your points, then challenge your friends to a two-team match.

How well do you know José Santamaría?
4 questionsEach question is worth points like on the Hajma board: 200 easy, 400 medium, 600 hard. Lock in your answer, then reveal it.
- 200 pointsQuestion 1
Which country is José Santamaría from?
- AEgypt
- BBrazil
- CUruguay
- DIvory Coast
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Uruguay
- 400 pointsQuestion 2
What year was José Santamaría born?
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1929
Born July 31, 1929.
- 600 pointsQuestion 3
What was José Santamaría’s first job as head coach?
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Espanyol
1971–1977
- 600 pointsQuestion 4
Which team did José Santamaría take over after Espanyol?
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Spain
1980–1982
Coach questions in Hajma
This quiz is worth 1,800 points. Add up your score, then challenge your friends in Hajma: two teams, one ref reading from one screen, and the most points wins.
What is Hajma?
A soccer quiz for two teams on one screen
Questions on José Santamaría and thousands of players and clubs, in one match: each team picks its categories, the ref reads from a TV or phone, and the most points wins.
- 6categories, three per team
- 36questions, 200 to 600 points
- 1ref who reads and judges in one tap
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José Santamaría: quick facts
José Santamaría was a soccer coach from Uruguay. Born July 31, 1929; died April 15, 2026.
How old is José Santamaría?
José Santamaría was born on July 31, 1929 and died on April 15, 2026, aged 96.
Which teams has José Santamaría managed?
José Santamaría has managed 2 teams: Espanyol and Spain.
What nationality is José Santamaría?
José Santamaría is from Uruguay.
Coach profile
- Name
- José Santamaría
- Nationality
- Uruguay
- Date of birth
- July 31, 1929
- Date of death
- April 15, 2026
- Playing career
- Player page
Coaching career
1971–1977
1980–1982